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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1907
Page
2
The County Fair directors report active plans for a grand exhibit in late September. Twenty acres are arranged for with a race track and a baseball ground and a grandstand to be completed. Officers praise the enterprise and aim for success.
The Attorney General argues the most effective method to stop rebating and law infringements by large corporations is to prosecute criminally and imprison the guilty. He contends fines fail to deter, urging strong action to curb corporate theft and protect the public.
Fred I Dubois delivers a lecture opposing Mormons but is largely ignored by Idaho press and public. The article portrays him as a failed, disgraced politician whose early defamation backfired and left him without respect or support.
An Indianapolis injunction halts 92 drug manufacturer associations accused of price gouging and direct contracts. The government long fought a stubborn case against listed direct and wholesale manufacturers seen as a monopolistic force, viewed as onerous to basic access to medicines.
A quoted statement lauds a recent legal action as one of the most commendable performances of the law in the interest of justice and humanity effected in this country in many years. The remark highlights public praise for the decision and its humane impact.
Judge Budge leads effort to form a local company building a railway from Montpelier to Paris. The project aims to connect with the QSL at Montpelier and extend to the lake, with broad public support expected and readiness to assist in the undertaking.
The American Party in Salt Lake City wanes as leaders resign under indictment and conflict. Tom Kerns Fred T Dubuis and Frank J Cannon fail to derail Joseph F Smith and Reed Smoot, whose Senate seats and church leadership gain steady support despite attacks.
A compact moral fragment condemns the transgressors who have lost money and reputation, praising honesty and fair dealing while asserting that justice and virtue will ultimately win over wrongdoing.
A devotional poem by Racy 2 Pugmire urges keeping the Sabbath. It cites creation, the command to rest on the seventh day, and laments Sunday distractions. The speaker appeals to mothers, children, and sisters to rest, worship, and teach restraint to ensure divine blessing.
State Game Warden W. Ne Stepheny inspected sites for a Bannock county fish hatchery. Commission recommends Tebble as the location after evaluating several options and government experts support the hatchery there.
Excursion rates dated August 21 and 26 1907 offer one and one third fare on the Certificate plan to Boise and return with usual conditions TRAP SN Denver August 20 to 27 through round trip tickets at one and one third fare Anglish and 18th sale dates continuous passage without transit limits Aug 31 Sept 1 1907 Powell Idaho land opening Sept 4 1907 excursion rates Sept 1 to 4 inclusive final return limit Sept 14 1907 A B Marrson R R Agent Montpelier
The notice lists sale dates August 20 and 30 with final return limits October 31 1907 for Ogden and Portland routes and October 16 1907 for continuous two way passage. Tickets available in one direction via Ogden and return via Portland at summer tourist rates, agent A B Marrson of Montpelier Idaho.
Washington correspondent surveys the era of third term talk trusts and stock water questions. Bee inspection in Missouri, American styles turning Japanese, and imagined futures for Tokio versus Paris are noted. Biographical jabs and Patrick Patrick placeholders mix with March birthdays and a tongue in cheek on President Bryan Roosevelt.
Local florist in Paris Idaho advertises funeral designs cut flowers and potted plants with prompt service. Joan Norroan is listed as contact at the shop.
Walter Hoge offers an 8 horse power engine for sale and promotes quick buyer connections for homes tents and farms. He invites requests to locate two customers and mentions ready funds for improved farms and assistance with deeds or mortgages.
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